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Welcome to Nord Anglia International School Dublin
Planning to be the first IB continuum school for 3-to-18-year-olds in Ireland
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Through Nord Anglia University our teachers maintain the highest international standards
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Our Primary department
KG4 teacher
Sophie Adams gained a B.Ed Hons (QTS) in Primary Education with Art from the University of Reading in 2009. She has worked both in the UK and internationally, and most recently spent four years teaching at the Tanglin Trust School in Singapore.
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Grade 3 Teacher
Jennifer Cottam began her teaching career in Sheffield, England after graduating with a BA (Hons) degree in Primary Education. Two years later, she relocated to Singapore where she spent five years working at Tanglin Trust School. In her role as Head of Year there, Ms. Cottam passionately led the transition process from Infants to Juniors in addition to developing an exciting, bespoke curriculum and providing quality pastoral care to ensure that every child had the opportunity to flourish.
Grade 2 Teacher
Cath Crute is the Grade 2 teacher at Nord Anglia International School, Dublin and also coordinates support provision for English as an additional language in the Primary School. She graduated from Stirling University with a BSc. Hons in Psychology before completing her PGCE in Primary Education at Moray House College of Education in Edinburgh.
Grade 1 Teacher and SENCO
John Lynn was born in the (then) small town of Castlebar, County Mayo and moved with his family to Saudi Arabia for a couple of years before returning to Ireland to settle in Blackrock, County Dublin, just in time to start preschool.
Grade 4 Teacher
Chris Moon joined the Nord Anglia International School, Dublin primary department from Sunmarke School, Dubai, where he was deputy headteacher. He has a first class honours degree from Birmingham University and gained his PGCE from the University of Warwick.
KG3 teacher
Robyn Murray hails from South Africa, and has taught at home as well as in the UK and in Dubai. Her experience spans work with students ages three to seven and spent her last few years before joining Nord Anglia School, Dublin teaching in the Early Years department at an IB PYP school in Dubai. A passionate advocate for inquiry-based learning, Mrs. Murray draws on her expertise to teach KG3 (3-4 year olds) at NAIS Dublin.
Irish Teacher
Ailbhe O’Daly is a Dublin native and has been a primary school teacher since 2011. She studied Natural Science at Trinity College in Dublin after completing her Leaving Certificate at Coláiste Íosagáin. She trained as a primary school teacher at Froebel College of Education in Blackrock after working with students with disabilities attending Trinity College.
Grade 5 Teacher
Mrs. Pound started her educational career in Australia and has over ten years' experience in the teaching profession. She studied Education at the University of Canberra majoring in Inclusive Education and then began teaching in the Australian Education system. Following this, she moved to the UK and completed her master’s degree in Inclusive and Special Education from the University of Cambridge.